This invention discloses a novel
microwave-foamed
underfloor heating board, belonging to the fields of
building insulation,
underfloor heating systems, and
fireproofing and heat insulation technology. The board consists of an inorganic
silica gel closed-
cell foam insulation core board, a
metal steel plate layer composited on one side of the core board, and a composite layer of waterproof
mortar and alkali-resistant mesh fabric composited on the other side of the core board.
Underfloor heating pipe installation grooves are formed on the surface of the
metal steel plate layer, with a groove spacing of 20 cm. The core board uses inorganic silica such as
quartz sand,
river sand, and various slags as the
silicon source, and is manufactured through
sol modification, gelation,
microwave foaming, and
infrared curing. It has a closed-
cell porous structure, providing excellent sound absorption. The
metal steel plate conducts heat rapidly and simultaneously forms a double sound insulation structure with the waterproof
mortar composite layer, achieving integrated sound absorption and insulation. This invention, made entirely of
inorganic materials, meets the A1
fire resistance standard and combines the advantages of insulation,
waterproofing, high strength, convenient construction, and environmental friendliness. Its overall performance is superior to traditional materials such as rock
wool and
glass wool. Suitable for densely populated places such as schools, hospitals, airports, stadiums, and commercial centers, as well as for
fireproofing, heat insulation, and
noise reduction of airplanes, subways, high-speed trains, and ships.